/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover★

I generally seem to prefer little girls' shows rather than little boys' (like Paw Patrol). They seem cuter, more infantile.

Also, shows that have viewer participation. Asking the kids questions, leaving a pause for their response.

If you like attractive women with British accents telling you bedtime stories like you're 5 years old, I'd recommend some CBeebies Bedtime Stories (pictured: Holly Willoughby)

My favorite show for regression, without a doubt, is The Big Comfy Couch. Someday, I really need to get a Molly doll. I wish I had kept the one I had when I was younger.

Sofia the First. Doc McStuffins. I wanna buy the coloring books & dolls.

Go, Go, Power Rangers! Nothing like some superheroes to regress to.

My favorite cartoons…

Baby Looney Tunes

Captain N

Care Bears (old school versions)

Catillac Cats

Darkwing Duck

Dexter's Laboratory

Dr. Seuss

Invader Zim

Gummi Bears

Get Along Gang

Muppet Babies

My Little Pony (not that new garbage)

Powerpuff Girls (ditto)

Rainbow Brite

Strawberry Shortcake (again, old school version)

Rescue Rangers

Duck Tales

Rugrats

Teen Titans

Brats Of The Lost Nebula

Tailspin

Thundercats (80s versions)

The Real Ghostbusters

Transformers (80s versions)

Wuzzles

Zoobilee Zoo (not ~technically~ a cartoon in the strictest definition)

GI Joe (80s versions)

He-Man (ditto)

Eureeka's Castle (again, qausi cartoon)

Fraggle Rock (ditto)

Avatar

Adventure Time

Steven Universe

The Legend Of Korra

Winnie The Pooh (haven't seen any of the newer stuff though)

Inspector Gadget (ditto)

The Littles

School House Rock

Favorite cartoon movies…

Oliver And Company

The Secret Of Nimh

All Dogs Go To Heaven (1989)

Anastasia (1997)

Chuck Jones - The Phantom Tollbooth (1970) - had some live action bits

Atlantis - The Lost Empire (2001) - less singing, more explosions!

Peter Pan - 2 - Return To Neverland (2007) - this had a really great soundtrack

The Elm Chanted Forest (1986)

Little Nemo - Adventures In Slumberland (1989)

Puff The Magic Dragon (all of them)

Care Bears (up until Big Wish anyway)

The Last Unicorn (1982)

The Point (1971)

Fluppy Dogs (1986)

Favorite family type movies…

The Goonies

The B.R.A.T. Patrol

The Peanut Butter Solution - and all those other weird French Canadian kid movies…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tales_for_All

Little Spies

The Hugga Bunch

Runaway Ralph (1988) - sort of a cartoon

The Boy Who Could Fly

The Princess Bride

Hook

Labyrinth

Legend

Return To OZ

Space Jam

The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen

The Dark Crystal (quasi cartoon)

The Never Ending Story (occasionally the second one, never the third)

Ghostbusters (originals obviously)

Hocus Pocus

Lost In Space

Explorers

Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (just the first one)

Bill And Ted movies

Clockstoppers

The Flight Of The Navigator

Speed Racer - despite coming out in 2008 it makes me feel very little

Casper (both of 'em… presuming there aren't more)

G.I. Joe (both of 'em)

TMNT (all of 'em)

Raising Arizona

The 5,000 Fingers Of Dr. T

Bugsy Malone (1976) - This was just freakin awesome.

Little Shop Of Horrors

The Wiz

…probably tons of others I'm missing (mostly Disney stuff, various made for TV movies).

Didn't include most super hero stuff cause that's kind of a given all around.

A few things I hate…

The Snorks

The Smurfs

Barney

Teletubbies - this is just too trippy

Wacky Races and a lot of really old school, lesser known, less popular cartoons

The Flintstones

…bunch of other stuff I can't recall off the top of my head.

A few honorable mentions (mostly TV shows)…

Knight Rider

MacGyver

Reading Rainbow

3 2 1 Contact

Sesame Street

Electric Company

Eerie, Indiana

Jim Henson's The Storyteller

Land Of The Lost - and most other things Sid & Marty Krofft

The Adventures Of Brisco County Junior

You Can't Do That On Television

…bunch of other stuff I can't recall off the top of my head.

>>52526 (OP)

Diaper Porn

>>52631

I…y-yes mommy/daddy. I'll b-be g-good.

>>52631

>>52640

Now just cause your talking down to the baby doesn't mean you need to be so stern.

Come sit down in mommy lap little pumpkin and you can drink from your sippy while we watch a nice age appropriate movie. You better grab one of your nighty diapers for mommy to put you in first though. You might fall asleep before the movie is over and we don't need a wet couch do we little pumpkin?

>>52649

*waddles to mommy with night diaper in hand* s-sounds great.

Maybe too old for a toddler, or maybe not. Either way, so much fun to watch.

I like to watch game shows from the 80s and also cartoons that were in syndication in the late 80s/early 90s as well. Nature documentaries are relaxing and at the same time awe-inspiring given the cinematography. Bears are my favorite animal. If any Canadafag can get my access to Animal Planet Canada and record Wild Bear Rescue, that would be amazing.

https://youtu.be/xf6L-3CmpAw

I would like to get into Gunpla. I bought a Deathscythe Hell Custom I found at a TRU back in the year 2000. I work better in a stayed template as I'm not a lego creative type. I was never really into tangible toys growing up. I should get an NES with an everdrive if I want to really make the most of the return to my early years.

>>52696

Or just get an emulator…

Even more fun, get an emulator that'll work on a PSP…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVMUsV67i1g

Although if you play on a regular computer you can do a lot more though, like make "Let's Play" videos…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzMYm8I3ukQ

a PSP is on my bucket list. I have been having a blast on the WIiU as putting CFW was a breeze. I can just lay in bed for hours playing the entire library+injected Wii/Gamecube files off an external HDD.

>>52526 (OP)

>Adventure Time

>Spongebob

>Little Bear

>Finding Nemo

>Toy Story

>Bugs Life

>The Land Before Time

>Power Rangers

>Rugrats

>Steven Universe (just ignore the SJW shit and enjoy the story on a childish level. It's actually very cosy)

>Pokemon

>Dragon Ball (only the early stuff; Z, GT, and Super are all too violent for little space)

>ET

>Joshiraku

>The Secret Of Nimh

>American Tale

>Jurassic Parks I and II (The only really violent thing that doesn't bring me out of littlespace, because dinosaur reasons)

>Anything involving dinosuars, like Dinosaur Train and Walking With Dinosaurs

>90s era Winnie the Pooh

>Disney and Don Bluth animated movies in general

>Scooby Doo

I really got to plug for Little Bear, it's one of the few kiddy cartoons that's chill and not annoying like Barney

>>52574

Literally the only live action superheroes I like. Mighty Morphin/Turbo rangers>>>>Marvel blockbusters. Too bad they broke the lore continuity after Turbo

>>52611

>The Never Ending Story

>The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen

>The Princess Bride

>Hocus Pocus

>Bill and Ted

>The Goonies

Man I love some 80s family movies. Add Back to the Future to the list.

Also good call on Hocus Pocus. Hansel-and-Gretel fantasies are kinda a turn on because I have a vore fetish and I like the idea of an older matronly woman keeping me in a cage and feeding me candy like a child. Or the idea that I could be captured and controlled by a grown up woman, it makes me feel like a "little boy" Sometimes, I really wonder if this whole fetish isn't a coping mechanism for an unfulfilled childhood.

As for music, I like to regress to eurobeat, happy hardcore, nightcore/anime trance, and children's music

>>52574

>>52870

I loved power rangers as a kid and can remember the hype pretty well, but for some odd reason I never saw anything between the movie and "In Space". I have zero memories of shit like zeo and turbo.

>>52698

Picture reminded me of some other bear oriented stuff, namely Kissyfur and of course "The Bear"…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bear_%281988_film%29

Which had this hilariously awesome part where the little bear gets high off shrooms and starts trippin out.

And then there's also Disney's "Fun And Fancy Free" about a circus bear that winds up in the wild…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fun_and_Fancy_Free

It probably wouldn't fly in this day in age…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8WlTWnMEsE

>>52878

I was an 80s kids, so for me Voltron was the Power Rangers of the day.

There was also Photon, the precursor to the Power Rangers (done by the same creators I believe)…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHGA2qPFOMM

It was pretty terrible/cheesy but still pretty entertaining.

One of my favorite parts…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vne-W6QJPAc

It's always so weird to hear millennial 3rd wave feminists whine about supposed gender stereotypes in this day in age, I mean back in 80s the "super warrior girl" trope was pretty much done to death. Back when women were so empowered they wore shirts with padded shoulders to make them look more masculine/strong in the work place.

Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir <3

>>52886

>Picture reminded me of some other bear oriented stuff

That's no ordinary bear! That's Wojtek!

https://youtu.be/WVu3RX2YxPw

thanks for the suggestion. Will track it down for sometime when I can get comfy.

>>53249

I've been listening to Peter Rabbit stories read by some British woman when I'm trying to fall asleep. Very soothing,

>>52539

I love cuddling up late at night and watching The Big Comfy Couch, it's one of my favorites to regress to alongside In the Night Garden.